Chicokid
May 3, 2005, 08:46 PM
LONDON (Reuters) - The families of ten soldiers who died in Iraq launched a bid on Tuesday to take Prime Minister Tony Blair to court for "lying" over the reasons he gave for taking the country to war.
Two days before the election, the families delivered a letter to Downing Street office demanding the Prime Minister order a full, independent public inquiry within 14 days or warning they would begin legal action.
"These families are seriously concerned that their loved ones died in circumstances where the war was illegal," said Phil Shiner, the lawyer representing the group Military Families Against the War which is taking the legal action.
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Two days before the election, the families delivered a letter to Downing Street office demanding the Prime Minister order a full, independent public inquiry within 14 days or warning they would begin legal action.
"These families are seriously concerned that their loved ones died in circumstances where the war was illegal," said Phil Shiner, the lawyer representing the group Military Families Against the War which is taking the legal action.
Click HERE (http://newsbox.msn.co.uk/article.aspx?as=article&f=general_election&t=4111&id=831441&d=20050503&do=http://newsbox.msn.co.uk&i=http://newsbox.msn.co.uk/mediaexportlive&ks=0&mc=0&ml=ma&lc=en&ae=windows-1252) for more info.